“The common flow” is an exhibition made in the Archeological museum of the Caldas University, proposing to make a relation between the cultural knowledge and natural reality in daily life of the original cultures and new discoveries of science on relation with fractal geometry, and flow simulations. The original pieces in the museum of Early Quimbaya cultures have linear patterns related to water shapes and flow. In the exhibition through videos of the flow of the human heart, the flow of the river and the flow of the solar system and a big format back-illuminated fractal images, the visitor will have the sensory experience of self-similarity on an image much bigger than our own body in 2 images 2x3 meters size.

  Rainy Garden is an interactive installation that creates a moment of sensory awakening and playfulness through tangible and immersive interactions. It is comprised of seven umbrellas hung from the ceiling and an Arduino compatible circuitry embedded in each umbrella to create sensory immersion. Rainy Garden is inspired from our childhood memories about nature: jumping in the rain, gardening, fresh smell from a garden, etc. Nature is a refuge that provides shelter and comfort. Nature is a nostalgic inspiration and becomes one of the core aesthetic components of our work. Rainy Garden becomes a refuge of nature, an idealized immersion, immersion without vulnerability.

Phallaina is the first scrolling graphic novel. A hybrid narrative device by Marietta Ren and the Studio Small Bang, composed of a digital graphic novel designed for tactile screens, as well as a 120 meter long physical fresco with an interactive audio system.